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2. Wal-Marts in Germany redefine the term 'checkout aisle'
3. Defending Wal-Mart: CEO Scott rebuts critics of pay scales, outlines workplace-diversity moves
4. Ignored money waiting to be spent; U.S. companies can seize roughly $600 million from 'working capital'
5. Wal-Mart plans Japanese expansion
6. Suppliers to miss tracking mandate set by Wal-Mart
7. Costco's dilemma: be kind to its workers, or Wall Street?
8. Wal-Mart snaps up Brazilian chain; purchase of ahold assets for $300 million propels retailer to no. 3 in market
9. Supermarkets get concessions; Wal-Mart wage gap remains
10. Wal-Mart holders defeat 3 governance proposals
11. When art imitates Wal-Mart. it gives company the jitters; film 'Where the Heart Is' was a tough sell; approving script eased minds
12. Wal-Mart decides to end meat currint at 180 of its stores
13. Wal-Mart sets supply plan as net tops forecasts
14. Wal-Mart revamps international unit to decrease costs
15. Wal-Mart suspends Mexico expansion; other firms stick to more-modest plans
16. Wal-Mart will stop selling tobacco items at its Canadian stores
17. Wal-Mart to open supercenter stores at accelerated pace
18. Once easily turned away by local foes, Wal-Mart gets tough in New England
19. Wal-Mart offers to build small stores in effort to open outlet in Vermont
20. Strictly speaking, Wal-Mart may need lessons in French; some Canadians are upset that retailer has given slip to native language
21. Wal-Mart stops handgun sales inside its stores
22. Retail combat: warehouse-club war leaves few standing, and they are bruised; Wal-Mart and Price-Costco survive bitter U.S. clash, will resume it in Mexico; an intense game of chicken
23. Massachusetts town's voters set back bid to build store
24. Wal-Mart bows to pricing reality by changing 4 letters
25. Wal-Mart's challenge: slowing business, angry unions; competition in Northeast thrusts new problems on aggressive retailer
26. Wal-Mart moves to avert 'Made in the U.S.A.' gaffes
27. Food fight; Wal-Mart's big blitz into the grocery field meets stiff resistance; used to thin profit margins, rivals are well prepared to combat supercenters; bloody standoff in Batesville
28. Waltons seem sure to keep control of firm, fortune
29. Closing the books: Sam Walton, the man who made Wal-Mart No. 1 retailer, dies; his stores prospered as he used maverick tactics, gauged consumer moods; now, a hunt for new growth
30. Wal-Mart says policy on suppliers aims only to ensure stock
31. Wal-Mart says policy on suppliers aims only ensure stock
32. Wal-Mart set to eliminate reps, brokers
33. Wal-Mart's store of the future blends discount prices, department-store feel
34. Wal-Mart's radio-tracked inventory hits static
35. With profits elusive, Wal-Mart to exit Germany; local hard discounters undercut retailer's prices; 'basket-splitting' problems
36. Wal-Mart's bid to remake itself weighs on sales
37. Wal-Mart ripple effect strikes again: cutbacks weigh on supplier earnings
38. How U.S.-store chief hopes to fix Wal-Mart
39. How Wal-Mart got ready early for solid start
40. At Wal-Mart, emergency plan has big payoff
41. Wal-Mart warns of Democratic win; unions stand to gain from November victory, managers around U.S. are told
42. New Wal-Mart director may herald changing of guard; at annual meeting, Gregory B. Penner is likely to assume a family seat on board
43. Wal-Mart expansion strategy irks investors
44. Wal-Mart eyes smaller and high-end stores
45. Wal-Mart to crack down on young shoplifters
46. Can Lee Scott overcome retailer's growing pressures?
47. Walton family to loosen grip on Wal-Mart
48. Wal-Mart cancels its bank plan; halt to 'ILC' effort is move by retailer to stop controversy
49. Wal-Mart's lesson for Wall Street
50. Wal-Mart hits a crossroads on ad approach; retailer could go back to low-prices pitch or pursue targeted tack
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